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You should give DC/OS a try, Mesos required some time and skill to implement, DC/OS GUI and CLI installers solves that completely.
by amr_abdelrazik 10y ago
You should give DC/OS a try, Mesos required some time and skill to implement, DC/OS GUI and CLI installers solves that completely.
- avitzurel 10y agoI absolutely agree. DC/OS looks really interesting. I am working on an open source project called "The Startup Stack" to essentially help startups bootstrap (and manage) a cluster in the cloud. link: http://docs.the-startup-stack.com/ http://docs.the-startup-stack.com/ Right now, it's working using mesos/marathon etc... 2 companies are using it in production. In the last couple of months I've been thinking about making the move to Kube for this project. I might evaluate DC/OS as part of it. Working on this project made me appreciate how hard it is to generalize and hit everyone's taste. There's a lot of customizing around cloud infrastructure now and I definitely feel there are more common grounds we can create. I'll give DC/OS a shot before making my final decision. Thank you for your suggestion and your awesome comments on this thread. I was always impressed with the mesosphere team in previous discussions here on HN.
- avitzurel 10y agob.t.w, when I started the-startup-stack DC/OS was an enterprise offering. Coincidentally, you announced the open source version on my birthday this year. Maybe it's a sign :)
- amr_abdelrazik 10y agoyou are welcome, and if you need anything just reach out on the dcos slack community channel, you can find me there